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ABOUT MAEZM
MAEZM
www.maezm.com maezm.info@gmail.com MAEZM, #503 18-2, Hangangro-1ga Yongsan-gu Seoul, South Korea
The studio tells of 'communication' which is based on the assumption, 'difference' across limited expression range. the four colors means 'difference', the 'uniqueness' provided on the basis of 'communication'. Arbitrary colors, unlike saturation, purity and brightness, articulates its own attribute with its own hue, and prepares for communication. Communication is done not via 'addition' but with 'harmony'. It is not that the four colors are simply mixed into one but it is that each and every one of them exists simultaneously and yet they render one new feeling. Colors render completely new feeling through tension and blending among one another without any process of addition or subtraction. That is what 'MAEZM' is all about. ༾᯹ᯙ áœ…â›˝ŕĽľáŞ… â˛ąŕš›áŽâ˛˛áŽĄ ṽ⌽ग़ᨕḥḥ ግᎥ áƒľáĽáŞĄ ⢽⊼Ꮌ ☖⧕ ⲹ݅ࡼⲲᎼ É?eáŽ?ಽ ⌽ ⲹá—â˜–â˛˛áŽĽ ᯕá§?ʑ⌽݅ Ö… aḥ ᔪᎥ ݅ࡼᎼ áŽšá ™âŚ˝Ý… əäᎥ á—â˜–áŽĽ Ṽṽಽ aḥ۾ⲹ}} ᖒⲲᯕ݅ â‚Ľŕ ĽáŞĄ á™˝ŕ Ľ ŕťŚŕ Ľŕˇ? ‍Ý?‏ŕ¸?⌚۾ ᯼᎚᎚ ᔪ༅Ꭵ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝ á ˝âŚšŰľ ኟáŽ?ಽ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝áŽš ᖒḊᎼ ȽṜ⌚Šəಽ ᯙ⧕ á—â˜–áŽĽ ᾥኼ⌽݅ á—â˜–áŽĄ ⧊ ㆸ ᯕ ጼ‍ ⪾ Üâ€Źă‡œ ಽ ᯕྉᨕḼ݅ ࡙݅ Ö… aḥ ᔪᯕ ޾⌚áŠ? ⌚Ӛ᎚ ᔪᎼ ŕ¸ŕ¤˝Űľ äᯕ ጼ‍ Ü‏bb᎚ Ö… aḥ ᔪᯕ ⌚Ӛ᎚ ŰąÓᎼ ŕ¸ŕ¤˝Űľ äᯕ݅ ᔪ༅Ꭵ aq᎚ Ĺ?áąś ᨧᯕ ᕽಽ᎚ áł•á°?Ĺ–eᨹ Ę•á°†Ĺ? ᨕᏙŕ¸?Ꮌ ☖⧕ ᔊಽᏕ ŰąÓᎼ ŕ¸ŕĽ Ý… əäᯕ â˛ąŕš›áŽâ˛˛áŻ•Ý…
TAI HO SHIN + EUN WHAN CHO MAEZM co-founder
Professional Experience Next Generation Design Leader (selected by Korean Goverment) (Cho/Shin) Hongik University / Lecturer (Cho) Kaywon School of Art & Design / Lecturer (Shin/Cho) Zaha Hadid+Samoo Consortium (DDP TFT Designer) (Cho) B&A Architects Designer (Shin) Kesson International Designer (Cho)
Education Domus Academy (Master in Interior & Living Design/ Distinction/ Italy/ Cho) The University of Wales (Master of Arts/ Validation for Domus/ UK/ Cho) Kookmin University (Interior Design/ B.F.A /Korea / Shin/ Cho)
Awards JCD Design Award - Silver prize (Japan) IF Design Award - Winner (Germany) 100% Design London - Blueprint Award Final list (UK) Reddot Design Award - Best of the best (Germany) Reddot Design Award - Winner (Germany) Macef dining in 2015 Competition - shortlisted entries (Italy) Seoul Design Competition - Honorable Metioned (Korea) Designmade Incubator Award - Winner (Korea) Tokyo Designers Week - street furniture Grand Prix Final listed (Japan) KOSID Interior Design Award - Winner (Korea) KOREA Environmental Design Awards -Winner (Korea) Cyber Interior Design Award -Winner (Korea) Selection / Collection MoMA_Design store / Sales contract (USA, Japan) Collection / Seoul Arts Center Design Museum Collection /Culture Space Seoul 284 Collection /Samsung Cii Beaker Collection / KT co.Ltd R&D Center Designer / Seoul Metropolitan Government Residency program / Seoul Metropolitan Government 50 Desingers / Selected by Monthly INTERIORS Young Designer 8 / Selected by Monthly MARU Designer 2010 / Selected by Monthly DESIGN
Conference ‘East Gathering’ symposium (Guest Speaker) TEDxhongik International Conference (guest speaker) Korea Design Membership (Jury)
Publication The Independent Design Guide (UK) Korea Power - Design und Identitat (Germanny) Annual of Space Design in Japan (Japan) Eat Eat - Appetite for Design (Hong Kong) Work shop - Creative Commercial Space (USA) IF Design Talents Book (Germany) Reddot Design Concept Yearbook (Germany) Objet (USA,Korea)
International Exhibition
Solo Exhibition
East Gathering (Tokyo Design Hub / Japan) 2013
MAEZM miel (gallery Miel/ Seoul) 2010
Korea power (Museum of Applied Art Frankfurt /Germany) 2013
Difference of Viewpoint (Incheon International Airport/ Seoul) 2010
Re:think (International Design Center NAGOYA/ Japan) 2012
MAEZM 'Sharing and re-loved' (KT&G Artsquare) 2009
Food mood (Studio 70m2/ Italy) 2011
DESIGN POT_MAEZM (Seoul Arts Center Design Museum) 2008
Korea Design 2011 (Korea Pavilion/ Earls Court/London/UK) 2011
Forcing a sale (Design Museum Cube/ SAC) 2007
Biennale Internationale Design (Saint-Etienne/France) 2010
MAEZM_Communication for difference (BMH Gallery) 2006
'13,798 grams of design' (Lambretto Art Project/Milan/Italy) 2010
MAEZM_Media (Seoul Media Center) 2006
ICFF (Designboom mart/NewYork/USA) 2010 Designersblock London (Earls Court/London/UK) 2009 100% Design Tokyo (Designboom mart/Japan) 2009
Project (Participation)
'my perpect neighbours' (Korea Culture Center/London/UK) 2009
Dongdaemoon Design Plaza & Park (Zaha Hadid/ Metonymic Landscape)
Designmai-Youngsters (Arena Berlin/Germany) 2009
SAMSUNG Delight (Samsung Elec. Seocho Showcase)
SDF in Milano / Fuori Salone (Minguzzi Museum/Milan/Italy) 2009
Cheil Communications Inc. (Lobby)
Reddot award (Reddot Museum/Singapore) 2008
Incheon International Airport (Hotel Restaurant)
Macef dining in 2015 (fiera milano international/ Milan/ Italy) 2008
The Westin Hotel-Seoul(Lobby/ ADD Restaurant/ Chinese Restaurant)
ODCD 2007 (Spazio Superstudio/ Milan/ Italy) 2007
The Westin Hotel-Busan (Lobby/ Sauna / Fitness/ Staff area)
Water & Space Exhibition (798 SPACE/ Beijing/ China) 2007
COEX Okims Brauhaus
Tokyo Designers Week (Grand Prix Final listed / Tokyo/ Japan) 2006
ADELSCOTT Golf Club Shinsegae Department, main store Shinsegae Department, Gangnam, Trinity shop
Internal Exhibition
Han-nam Residence
Design Biennale Gwangju (Icons of Asia/ GDF) 2013
Malaysia Borneo Resort Club Spa, Restaurant
Sulwha Culture (Gallery Ihn/ Amore Facific.co.Ltd) 2013
NonHyun-Dong SHIN'S jewelry Building
Directions for Using Our Planet (space K) 2013
ChungDam-Dong SAIKABO Japanese Restaurant
Design Week in Daegu (DGDC) 2013
SeoCho-Dong MAIIM Building
Craft trand fair (KCDF) 2012
Nam-Mountain TOWER HOTEL
Design Futurology (Museum of Art, Seoul National University) 2012 Old Future (Culture Space Seoul 284) 2012 Korea Furnitre Now (Samsung Museum Plateau/ Arumjigi) 2012
Project (Individual)
New furniture 5+5 (Beyond Museum) 2012
Hilton Hotel Gyeongju / Interior Design
Shop BMM (Boutique Monaco Museum) 2011
Amore Facific Sulwhasoo / Exhibition Desin
'16 Korean Young Designers' Exhibition (Space Croft Gallery) 2010
SAGA International, Office / Interior Design
'Design 45 Creative' (DDP gallery/ Seoul Metropolitan Government) 2010
Butique_Vivatamtam / Design & Construction
KT olleh Art Exhibition (KT Cor./Kumho Museum) 2009
Second Face, Retail / Interior Design
'Volume Up' Exhibition (Seul Design Foundation) 2009
Dongseo University, Food Academy / Interior Design
Design Festival solsol (Korean Society of Interior Arch. Designers) 2009
Deborah Milano, Retail / Design proposal
'Saving by Design_+Plus' (D+ gallery) 2009
Cafe Nissi / Design proposal
CASA Living Design Walk (Seoul Arts Center Design Museum) 2008
NIKE Korea / Design proposal
'Saving by Design'(Seoul Arts Center Design Museum) 2008
KUPP / Exhibition Design
'Light & Celerbration' (Doosan Art Center) 2008
K-Stemcell, Office / Interior Design
Seoul Design Festival (Designhouse/ COEX) 2008
Ambassador Hotel Seoul BAR / Design proposal
Seoul Design Olympiad 'Deisgn is Air' (Seoul Metropolitan Government) 2008
SMBA Gyeonggi / Lobby Design & Construction
Maezm & Droog (Korea Design Foundation/ CJ cor.) 2008
Esquire main office / Interior Design proposal
SEOUL DESIGN WEEK (Seoul Metropolitan Government) 2007
Balance Brain Education Center/ Design proposal
Design Show_Design Now (Seoul Arts Center Design Museum) 2007
Daegu Color Squre food court Design
A.L.I.C.E Museum Exhibition (SAC/ Arts Center Nabi) 2007
Cafe_Youredway / Design & Construction
Color & Design Week (Daegu Metropolitan Government) 2007
Metro Singles / S.I Design proposal
DESIGNMADE 2006 (Seoul Arts Center Design Museum) 2006
KOICA Exhibition Hall designer & director Design of Mobile Museum/ Incheon International Airport Lighting Installation (Seoul Arts Center Lobby/Cafe Bauhaus)
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RE-LOVE-284
Furniture / 2012 / MAEZM Owned by KCDF
This bench, which is one of the ‘Re-love’ series produced by MAEZM over the past several years, was made out of the remnants of the old Seoul Station, a historical architecture of Korea. The old Seoul Station building had been standing in the center of Seoul for more than 100 years sharing the Korea’s modern history. In particular, it shared the painful history of Korea such as the colonial rule by Japan and the Korean War. For this reason, the building has great significance for the Korean people. In recent years, the Seoul government renovated the building into a cultural complex and demolished the historical wooden structure. MAEZM produced benches that will be place in the newly renovated space using only the materials from the old structure. ."&;.ᯕ Ý… ÖĽe ṽ᯲⌽ ⲹ3F MPWFⲲ áœ˝ŕ¸?ᡊ ᾲ ⌚Ӛᯙ ᯕ ᄅ⊚۾ ⌽ǎ᎚ ኎á”?Ṣᯙ Õ⇜ŕž?ᯙ Ç? ᕽᏙ኎᎚ ᯾⧕ಽ ŕ¸ŕĽ…ᨕ á˛Ý… Ç? ᕽᏙ኎ Ă•ŕž?Ꭵ ÖĽ ᯕᔢ ᕽᏙ᎚ ᾲá??ᇥᨹ áĽâŠšâŚšŕť‘ ⌽ǎ᎚ É?‍ݥ‏á”?᪥ ⧉̚⧊݅ âœšâŻŠ ᜞á ?ḥ᪥ ṼᰢᯕŕŻ?Űľ ⌽ǎ᎚ ጼ⼊ ኎á”?ŕˇ? ⧉̚⌚እʑᨹ ⌽ǎᯙ༅ᨹà ᯕ Õ⇜ŕž?Ꭵ â“‘ áŽšá ™ŕˇ? aḼ݅ ↽É? á•˝áŹ™áœ˝Űľ ᯕ Ă•ŕž?Ꮌ á…–â§Šŕž™âŞľĹ–eáŽ?ಽ ŕ¸?â€Ť×™â€Źá„ áŻ•á–šâŚšŕť‘ ኎á”?Ṣᯙ ༩á°? Ç?áł‘ŕž?༅Ꮌ ℠Ñ⌚እŠ."&;.Ꭵ ᯕ á°?ŕ´ŕ¸áŽĽ ᯕᏊ⌚áŠ? ᔊಽ ŕ¸?‍י‏ᄠᯕᖚॽ Ĺ–eᨹ ‍״‏áŻ? ᄅ⊚ŕˇ? ŕ¸ŕĽ…ᨊ݅
Seoul station 1900
Seoul station 2012 / Cultural complex
MAEZM stacked the historical materials into a lump and carved out a section so that people could sit. The stack of timber was shabby and worn out, but the interior of the carved section was clean and new like newly grown ‘flesh.’ MAEZM wanted for the Seoul residents who would sit on this bench to meditate about their painful history and new future through this series of work. ."&;.Ꭵ Ṣ⊖ग़ᨕḼ ኎á”?Ṣ á°?ŕ´ŕĽ…Ꮌ ⌽ ߊᨕŕ¸?ಽ ŕžŞâŠšĹ É™ Ŕᨹ á”?ŕŻáŻ• ጪᎼ ᙚ áŻŠŕ Ľŕ˛ž áŻ?ᇥŕˇ? ŕ Ľŕ˛…Ô•á¨ŠÝ… ԂŠ‍ ŕĄ˝âŹĽ×™â€ŹŕźŠá°?áŻ•á¸Ąŕ¸ ŕ Ľŕ˛…Ô•á¨•á¸Ľ ᇥáĽáŽš ԕᇥ۾ ᔊಽ ᯹ŕŻ?Ó˝ â˛ąá”•â˛˛âƒšŕą? ˉҸ⌚Šᔊ೎݅ ."&;.Ꭵ ᄅ⊚ᨹ ጪᎼ á•˝áŹ™áœ˝á ?༅ᯕ ə༅᎚ ኎á”?Ṣ ጼ⼾Ĺ? ᔊಽᏕ á ™ŕŻšŕˇ? ᯕ ᯲⣊Ꮌ ☖⧕ ग़ᔊʙ ᙚ ᯊʙ ᏹ⌚እ݅
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一點一劃 / One dot, One stroke LIGHTING MODULE Space / 2016 / MAEZM Client - National Hangeul Museum
간단한 형태의 몇 가지 요소를 가지고, 위치를 변화시켜 활용을 달리한다는 훈민정음 해례본 원리와 같이 한글의 특성은, 같은 조형이라도 방향과 위치에 따라 그 기능이 다르다는 것에 있다. 예를 들어, ‘ㄱ’과 ‘ㄴ’은 같은 조형이지만 그 방향에 따라 전혀 다른 기능을 하게 되고, ‘ㅏ’의 조형도 방향에 따라 ‘ㅓ’와 ‘ㅗ’, ‘ㅜ’ 등 다른 음과 기능을 지니게 되는 것이다. 이는 다른 언어에는 없는 한글에만 있는 고유한 특성으로, 효율적인 조형의 사용으로 많은 가능성을 표현할 수 있다는 장점을 가지게 된다. 이를 바탕으로 디자인한 조명은, 기본 유닛의 방향만 달리하여 공간적 조명의 역할을 다양하게 변화시키도록 의도되었다. 기본적 조형원리를 바탕으로 획이 더해지는 과정처럼, 모듈이 더해지고 조합되는 확장성은 조명을 한글과 같이 손쉽게 조율하고 변형하여 쓰임에 맞게 무한히 변화 시킨다.
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TABLE-DISH-COVER
Product / 2008 / MAEZM 505 x 415 x 57 (mm) Platinum silicon
Spread the dish on the table. The flexible table cloth that looks just like a dish makes it possible to prepare food anywhere just by spreading it. The meal is over when the ‘tabledish-cover’ is removed and washed. A sheet of a flexible ‘dish’ that is folded or crushed brings a new way of life that is not affected by space or time limitations. ‘Meal tray’ is a ‘formality-free’ object used at places where they need to minimize leftover food, and make meal hour fast and simple such as prison or school etc. We experimented on plan so that such efficient methodmay be more often used as more ‘well organized’ yet convenient tool. áą˛áœ˝ŕ˛˝ â–ᯕቾᎼ ß?۾݅ áą˛áœ˝âƒšŕą? ᅕᯕ۾ Ꭰኑ⌽ â–ᯕቾᅕ۾ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝a ᏹ⌚۾ ᨕ༾ᨹᕽ༠ḥ â ?⊚۾ ⧪áĽŕ¸áŽ?ಽ ᜞á”?ŕˇ? áĽâŚ˝ ŕź‰ŕĽ áľĄáŠĽŕˇ? a‍⌚܆‏à ⌽݅ ᜞á”?⏼ᨹ۾ UBCMF EJTI DPWFS ŕˇ? Ă˜á¨•Ô• ŕž?ᨹ áŚœáŽáŽ?ಽá&#x;‰ ŕź‰ŕĽ áœžá”?a ŕ¸Šŕž•ŕ¸? ॽ݅ ⌽ᰆ᎚ Ꭰኑ⌽ áœžĘ‘Űľ ṲÑӚ Ç?ĘĄáŽ?ಽᕽ Ĺ–eĹ? ᔢ⍊ᨹ ṽ᧞ ᨧ۾ ᔊಽᏕ â§Şŕ şá§˛áœžáŽĽ a‍⌚܆‏à ⧠äᯕ݅ ᜞â?ą Ꭵ áľ?ಽ áƒĽŕ¸?Űľ áŽáœžŕž?Ꮌ ↽á—⪾⌚ÑӚ Ćąŕ Ľá— âŚşĆąŕĽ’ ᜞á”?ŕˇ? ዠࡕŠeâ ™âŚšĂ âƒšŕ¸?⧕á§? ⌚۾ Ŕᨹᕽ á”?Ꮚ⌚۾ ÄŠáœžáŻ• ᨧ۾ ŕž?Õᯕ݅ Ꮡŕ¸?Űľ ᯕŕą?⌽ ⏉ᎉṢᯙ á‚ŠáœžáŻ• áł‘ÉŠ Ţľ Ċ᜞ ᯊŠ⠙ŕ¸?⌽ ŕ ĽÇ?a ग़ᨕ ኊኊ⯊ á”?Ꮚࢠᙚ ᯊ۾ ႊጊᨹ ‍ ⧕ݥ‏á?…⨚⌚እ݅
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ŕ şá§˛Ĺ? ᕽ᧲᎚ ᜞á”?ŕž™âŞľŕˇ? áł‘á”?⌚۾ Ĺ?áąśĹ? ṢᏊᎥ á…™ á?…⨚ᯕ ݅᧲⌽ ŕž™âŞľÇᨹᕽ á”?Ꮚ⧠ᙚ ᯊ۾ a‍܆‏ᖒᎼ ⪜ᅕ⌚۾ Ĺ?áąśáŽ?ಽᕽ áŽšŕ Ľ ॽ݅
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It has considered the possibilities of various associations for the flexible application to the Eastern and Western food cultures.
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SOFA-DRESS
Furniture or Product/ 2008/ MAEZM, Dongyeup Lee 700 x 900 x 750 (mm) Urethan foam 9pp, vacuum packing
'sofa-dress' is a job of space design and a suggestion of furniture design. The act of putting on the clothes of the “sofaâ€? on the existing chair in itself makes the previous object become a little more cushiony furniture and it also can achieve an intention as a unified space with the same cuticles. The ‘sofa-dress’ projects the past objects through the rays of space, which makes a new present without removing the past completely. Wrinkles that appear in the material within this design are possible to be ironed using steam like clothing. á—â?᪥ ᎚᯹᎚ ₉ᯕŕˇ? Ç?ᇼ Ḵ۾ äᎥ ŕž•á¨¨áŻ™a TPGB ESFTT Űľ Ĺ–e ༾᯹ᯙ ᯲ᨌᯕ᯹ aÇ? ༾᯹ᯙ᎚ áą˝áŚŠáŻ•Ę‘ŕ Ľ ⌚݅ Ę‘áł• ᎚᯹ᨹ á—â?TPGB ŕŻ?Űľ áŞ˜áŽĽ ᯌ⯊۾ ⧪áĽŕ¸áŽ?ಽ Ĺ?Ñ᎚ á”?ŕž?༅Ꭵ áł‘ÉŠ Ţľ ⣚á? ⌽ aÇ?a ŕĄšŕť‘ ੱ⦽ zᎥ ⢽âŚ?ŕˇ? á¸Ąâ€Ťâ˜– Ü‏áŻ?ॽ Ĺ–eáŽ?ಽᕽ áŽšŕ Ľa a‍ ⧕܆‏Ḽ݅ TPGB ESFTT Űľ Ĺ–e᎚ ኟᎼ ☖⧕ Ĺ?Ñ᎚ á”?ŕž?༅Ꮌ âš?áŠ˘áœ˝â”‰Ý… ᯕ۾ Ĺ?Ñᨹ ‍ ⌽ݥ‏᪼Ṽ⌽ ṽÑ ᨧᯕ ᔊಽᏕ ⊼á°?ŕˇ? a‍⌚܆‏à ⧕ᾥ݅ ᯕ ༾᯹ᯙᨹᕽ á—á°?ᨹ ᔞʑ۾ áľ?ࡼᎥ ช⊚ áŞ˜ ⃚ŕą? ᜅâ?ĄáŽĽ ᯕᏊ⧕ Ý…ŕ¸?Ḋᯕ a‍ ݅⌚܆‏
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Video link / Sofa_Dress process / 2'34" http://vimeo.com/27956245
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SHARING WATCH
Product / 2010 / MAEZM 38 x 240 x 9 (mm) metal, cowhide
MoMA Normal wrist watch is worn so that the numbers are visible at the front when arm is folded toward the trunk of body. However, if through a slight change of turning the display board 90 degree, the intrinsic meaning of the watch changes. The information of time that I read is the same as those of others just as they are mine. The subject of sharing is elevated from physical dimension to behavioral dimension. The small change of numeric board which is turned 90 degree is intended to be the considerateness to others along with user convenience. Such a small change of idea enabled sharing of time with others nearby or others standing opposite site. Through this sharing in this unfamiliar change, we can newly experience the relationship with others by way of time, and that is how Maezm wanted this watch to serve.
sharing watch
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Sharing Watch
HAN-JI PLASTIC CHAIR 100% Korean traditional paper
Blueprint Award 2011 / 100% Design London / Finalist
Furniture / 2012 / MAEZM 550 x 520 x 750 (mm) Han-ji (Korean traditional paper)
‘Hanji’ is a Korean traditional paper made of the Paper mulberry. We explored a method to replace plastic with ‘Hanji’ through experiment based on modern technique. This would be a ‘movement’ and at the same time, an ‘experiment’ showing that our life environment full of plastic can be replaced with environment friendly traditional material. In this context, ‘MAEZM’ is committed to expand this experiment with various products and material for a space. ⲹ⌽ḥⲲ۾ Ý†Óšŕž•ŕ˛˝ ŕ¸ŕ¤˝Űľ ⌽ǎ᎚ áąĽâ˜– ᳌ᯕಽᕽ Ꮡŕ¸?Űľ ⲹ⌽ḥⲲ᳌ᯕŕˇ? ⊼‍ݥ‏Ṣ Ę‘áƒśáŽ?ಽ á?…⨚⌚áŠ? âĽŕŻ?ᜅâ?’Ꮌ â€ŤÝĄâ€Źâ„•áœ˝â”? á‚ŠáƒśáŽĽ ŕź‰á”ŞâŚšáŠĄÝ… ᯕ۾ âĽŕŻ?ᜅâ?’áŽ?ಽ aञ⌽ Ꮡŕ¸?᎚ ᔞ⪽⪚ĞᎼ ⊽⪚ĞṢᯙ áąĽâ˜–á—á°?ಽ ‍ݥ‏ℕ⧠ᙚ ᯊáŽáŽĽ á…•áŠ?áľ?Űľ â˛ąáŹ•ŕ şâ˛˛áŻ•áŻą ⲹá?…â¨šâ˛˛áŻ•ŕť‘ ⲹ."&;.ⲲᎥ ݅᧲⌽ ṽ⣊ á ° Ĺ–e á°?ŕ´ŕ˛˝ ᯕ á?…⨚Ꮌ ⪜‍ ⧕ݥ‏Ӛi äᯕ݅
There are some differences between Korean traditional ‘Hanji’ and paper of the West. Hanji is a kind of paper, air goes through it and it keeps warm. By the characteristics to control moisture and temperature in a space, Hanji has been used as a material for Korean traditional architecture and life trifling articles. ‘MAEZM’ had experiments with modern techniques so that these advantages can be applied to modern life and Hanji can replace plastic harmful for environment. To do this, we cooperated with Korean traditional artisan and related organizations. We grafted a process to develop modern new material with Hanji onto design to show its possibility. The first project of hanji (traditional Korean handmade paper) plastic is a chair. This chair was made through molding just like a common plastic chair using natural materials that mixed processed paper mulberry fiber and glutinous rice paste glue, and the base material solution was extracted from the paper mulberry. After taking it from a mold, finish it with hanji one more time to have sufficient strength and hardness. Property of materials can be maximized by vanishing it with Korean lacquer made by sumac. This method shows hanji and natural glue by flour, without using synthetic mixture (ex, hardener) that is needed for processing plastic, can result stronger product than plastic. The produced chair with the thickness of 7-8mm is light but perfectly functions as a chair. Perhaps, toxic plastic is no longer in need. The hanji plastic chair will be the first design as an alternative of the existing plastic.
⌽ǎ᎚ áąĽâ˜– ᳌ᯕ ⲹ⌽ḥⲲ۾ ᕽ᧲᎚ ᳌ᯕ᪥ ฯᎥ ₉ᯕṹᎼ aḥŠᯊ݅ âŠ˝âŞšÄžáą˘áŻ•ŕť•á•˝ŕ Ľ âƒ˝ÖĽ ᯕᔢ᎚ á™šŕťŚáŽĽ aᲙ ⌽ḥಽ ԉĉḼ ⌽ǎ᎚ ʑಞŕž?༅Ꭵ ᙚ âƒ˝ ÖĽe É™ ᏹ⊜Ꮌ ə‍ݥ‏ಽ ᅕṼ⧠ᙚ ᯊᨊ݅ ੱ⦽ áłŚáŻ•áŻĽá¨ąŕ Ľ ᇊÇ?⌚ŠŖʑ᎚ ☖Ĺ?a a‍⌚܆‏Šᅕ᪉ᖒᎼ aá¸Ąŕť‘ Ĺ–e᎚ áœ–ŕ ĽáŞĄ áŞ‰ŕ Ľŕˇ? ᳑Ṋ⌚۾ ✚ᖒáŽ?ಽ ᯙ⧕ ⌽ǎ᎚ áąĽâ˜–Ă•â‡śĹ? ᔞ⪽á—⣊᎚ á°?ŕ´ŕ˛˝ŕ Ľ á”?Ꮚग़ᨊ݅ ⲹ."&;.ⲲᎥ ᯕŕą?⌽ ᰆṹ༅Ꮌ ⊼‍ݥ‏ᔞ⪽ᨹ ṢᏊ⌚Š⪚Ğᨹ Ꭰ⧕⌽ âĽŕŻ?ᜅâ?’Ꮌ ‍ݥ‏ℕ⧠ᙚ áŻŠŕ Ľŕ˛ž ⊼‍ݥ‏Ṣ Ę‘áƒśáŽ?ಽ á?…⨚⌚እ݅ ᯕŕˇ? áĽâŚšáŠ? ⌽ǎ᎚ áąĽâ˜– ᰆᯙ á ° Ę‘ĹĄĹ? Ŗ᳑⌚እáŽ?ŕť‘ ⌽ḥŕˇ? ⊼‍ݥ‏Ṣ á? á—á°?ಽ }á ˝âŚšŰľ Ĺ?ṜᎼ ༾᯹ᯙĹ? ᱲ༩⦹áŠ? É™ a‍܆‏ᖒᎼ ᅕᯕŠ᯹ ⌽݅ ⌽ḥ âĽŕŻ?ᜅâ?’᎚ ℌ჊ᚙ âĽĽŕ˛˝áąžâœ™Űľ ᎚᯹ᯕ݅ ᯕ ᎚᯹۾ áŻ?á šáą˘áŻ™ âĽŕŻ?ᜅâ?’ ᎚᯹᪥ zᯕ ŕź‘ŕ¤˝á¨ą ᎚⌽ ᖒ⊜áŽ?ಽ ŕ¸ŕĽ…ᨕá˛á¨•ŕť‘ ᏹŕ´a ग़۾ ᏊᧂᎥ Ý†Óšŕž•á¨ąá•˝ ⇾⇽ aŖॽ ݆ᾞĹ? â‚šá?ĄâŁĄ ༒ᯕ âŞ?⧊ॽ ᯹ኑ ᏹŕ´a á”?Ꮚग़ᨊ݅ ᯕŕˇ? âœĄ NPME ᨹᕽ ṽÑ ⏼ Ý…áœ˝ ⌽ḥಽ ชq⧉áŽ?ಽᕽ âˆŠá‡ĽâŚ˝ vŕ ĽáŞĄ Äžŕ Ľŕˇ? wà ॽ݅ ੱ⦽ áŞœâ‹ ,PSFBO MBDRVFS NBEF CZ TVNBD ಽ ⎾â?Śŕ¸Šq⧉áŽ?ಽᕽ á°?ŕ´áŽš ᖒḊᎼ ɚ‍ ᙚ ⧠⪾ݥ‏ᯊ݅ ᯕŕą?⌽ á‚ŠáœžáŽĄ áŻ?á šáą˘áŻ™ âĽŕŻ?ᜅâ?’ á”?⇽ᨹᕽ ⌼፾⌽ ⧊ᖒâŞ?⧊ŕž? Ğ⪾ṽ ༒ ᯕ Ṽ⊥ á”?Ꮚग़ḥ ግŠ᪅ಽḥ ⌽ḥ᪥ ᯹ኑ⣥ HMVF CZ GMPVSᎼ á”?Ꮚ⧕ᕽ âĽŕŻ?ᜅâ?’á…•Ý… Ţľ ݉݉⌽ ṽ⣊Ꮌ á¨œáŽĽ ᙚ ᯊáŽáŽĽ á…•áŠ?ᾥ݅ ᯕ๨à ṽ᯲ॽ ᎚᯹۾ ࢹ̚a NN á ˇá¨ą ጊग़ aá„?áŹ‘ŕť•á•˝ŕ Ľ ᎚᯹ಽᕽ âˆŠá‡ĽâŻŠ ʑ‍܆‏Ꮌ ݅⌽݅ Ꮡŕ¸?Űľ ᯕŕą?⌽ áœ˝ŕ Ľa âĽŕŻ?ᜅâ?’Ꮌ ‍ݥ‏ℕ⌚۾ á?…⨚ᯕ ࢠäáŽ?ŕŻ? ᔞb⌽݅
SHARING WATER
Product / 2007 / MAEZM 330 x 160 x 160 (mm) Mixed media
Sometimes, sharing calls for giving up something voluntarily. However, we know that a true sharing is when the sharing leads to growth through practice of it. 'Saring Water' holds only as much water as necessary for itself, and stores surplus as energy. Ordinary flower pots flow surplus water out purposelessly, however 'Sharing water' feeds back even such surplus water to use them as energy for other living bodies. ŖᎠ᪥ Ӛ‍پ‏Ꭵ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝áŽš ŕž•á¨¨áŽĽ ŕ¨?ᨕԕ۾ âŻ?ᔞᯕ ŕĄšĘ‘ŕ Ľ ⌽݅ É™ŕą?Óš Ḽá?…⌽ ŖᎠ۾ Ӛ‍پ‏Ꮌ ☖⧕ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝ŕˇ? á–’á°†áœ˝â”…Űľ áŽšá ™áŻĽáŽĽ Ꮡŕ¸?Űľ áŚĹ ᯊ݅ ⲹ4IBSJOH 8BUFS Ꭵ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝a ⌼፾⌽ ŕ¸â“?᎚ ŕž?Ꮌ ນɊŠᯪáŠ?᎚ ᨹՊḥŕˇ? ⇜Ṣ⌽݅ ᏹ௚᎚ ⪾ᇼ༅ᨹĂá•˝ ᯪáŠ?ᇼ᎚ ŕž?Ꭵ ŕźŠáą˘á¨§áŻ• ⎚ŕą?՚⊚ḥภⲹ4IBSJOH 8BUFS Űľ É™ ᯪáŠ?᳑₉ ࡙݅ á”žŕťŚá¨ąĂ á¨ąŐŠá¸Ąŕ˛˝á•˝ á™˝âŞšâ˜ ŕ˛ž ⌽݅
sharing water
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BLACK-THROUGH FURNITURE
Furniture / 2012 / MAEZM 1800x400x160 (mm) Metal Fabric
We concentrated on interpreting the meaning of ‘in-between’ and ‘penetration’ of all Korean words in production of this entertainment furniture for audio and visual gadgets. Gadgets can be faintly seen through the mesh on the front side, making the furniture even more interesting. This presents a new possibility for furniture, the purpose of which is not simply limited to functionality. By shifting the form from being fixed and stifling to having a feeling of lightness, the furniture itself makes its presence clear although transparency. Being composed of units separately produced, the ensemble of furniture can be freely arranged as needed to suit for the space. This has something to do with the features of the traditional house, in which spaces are versatile as they can be opened and closed in many ways. ԕᇥŕˇ? ᪉Ṽ⯊ q⇾ÑӚ ⪚Ꭵ ༅ᨕԕḥ ግᎥ ä ⌽ǎṢᯙ ⲹ݉ᨕⲲ ᾲᨹ ⲹá”?ᯕⲲ᪥ â˛ąĹĄâ˜–â˛˛á¨ą ť⌽ ⧕ᕞᨹ Ḳᾲ⌽݅ " 7 ʑʑ༅ᯕ ‍״‏ᯕà ग़۾ ᯕ aÇ?Űľ É™ ʑʑ༅Ꮌ ᪉Ṽ⯊ q⇾ḥ ግ۾݅ əäᎥ ݉ᙽ⯊ ʑ‍܆‏Ṣᯙ ᯕᎠภጼ‍ Ü‏aÇ?ᨹ ᔊಽᏕ a‍܆‏ᖒᎼ ᇥáŠ?⌚۾ äᯕ݅ åᎥ ŕš…á›? á”?ᯕಽ ᨙŕĽ? áŠĽâˆ‘á¸ĄŰľ Ç?áł‘ŕˇ? ☖⧕ aÇ?Űľ É™ ᯹ℕಽ ݅₼ಽᏥᎼ ḥ‍܊‏à ॽ݅ ŠṜॽ ⊜ᔢáŽ?ಽ Ç?⇜ग़۾ äᯕ ጼ‍ Ü‏aá„?ᏥáŽ?ಽ ⊜┽ŕˇ? á„ĄâŞľáœ˝â”…Űľ äᯕ ᯕ aÇ?a aḊ ᙚ ᯊ۾ á ™ŢśáŻ•Ý… ੱ⦽ áŻ?áąś ݉áĽŕ˛˝ Ӛ‍ Ú â€Źáą˝áŻ˛ŕĄ˝ Ꭰܟ Ç?ᖒᎼ ☖⧕ Ĺ–eᨹ ฿۾ aÇ? ႑⊚a a‍݅⌚܆‏۾ áąą áŠŽáœ˝ eĹ?⧠ᙚ ᨧ݅ ᎠܟᎥ aಽ᪥ ᖙಽಽ âŞśá°†âŚšŕť‘ Ĺ–eᨹ ŕŚ‘ŕˇ™ á…?ࡉᎼ wĂॽ݅ aÇ?Űľ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝ âš?ŕťŚâŚšá¸Ąŕ¸ É™ áł•á°?qᎥ á‡ĽŕťŚâ§ Ă¤áŻ•Ý…
copyright â“’ photograph by Arumjigi Culture Keepers Foundation
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FORTUITOUS VARIATION for Bleeker
Furniture / 2012 / MAEZM Client - Che-il Industries
Traditional Korean furniture lost their functional demands as the Korean society moved away from sedentary (floor-based) living arrangement to stand-in (chair-based) living arrangement. For this reason, traditional Korean furniture in Korean modern households equipped in Western style, are left at a corner of a room with incongruous appearance. In other cases, antiques without known history are usually transported to different places at cheap prices and eventually thrown away. 'Fortuitous variation' is a series of work that gave new interpretation to looks that Korean traditional furniture could adopt in the Westernized living environment of Korea with a biological perspective. Just as improvement of breed for both animals and plants is a way to adapt to new environment and needs, MAEZM proposes ways to adapt our traditional furniture into the modern society through this series of work. This series, which were produced as prop display in clothing stores, have the shape of newly grown legs so as to make traditional furniture designed for sedentary (floor-based) culture adapt to the stand-in culture in stores. For this project, MAEZM collected all kinds of Korean traditional furniture as well as Western-style wasted furniture that were in incomplete conditions and experimented on ways for these objects to ‘intercourse.’ The structures of the new furniture projected with light was intended as the symbol of this mutated species newly born as well as to simultaneously have functionality in the clothing store. ⌽ǎ᎚ ᪅௚ॽ áąĽâ˜– aÇ?༅Ꭵ áłáœžá”žâŞ˝áŽĽ ⌚ޚ ⌽ǎá”?âŤa áŻŚáœžá”žâŞ˝ŕ˛˝ á„Ąŕź‰âŚšŕť‘ ʑ‍܆‏Ṣ ⌼፾ᖒᯕ ᾼᨕ༅ᨊ݅ ᯕŕą?⌽ ᯕᎠಽ á•˝Ç?áœžáŻ™ ⌽ǎ᎚ ⊼‍ ݥ‏aṜᨹᕽ əä༅Ꭵ á‚Š ⌽ Ç?ᕞᨹ ᇥ᳑⪾⌽ ŕź‰áœ–áŽ?ಽ á°†áœžâŁŠâƒšŕą? ‍״‏áŠ?ᯊ݅ ੱ۵ áł’á…•a ᨧ۾ É?‍ݥ‏᎚ Ĺ aÇ?༅Ꭵ ⨹sᨹ á°†á—ŕˇ? áŻ•ŕ şâŚšÝ… áƒĽŕ˛…á¸ĄŰľ äᯕ áŻ?á šáą˘áŻ•Ý… 'PSUVJUPVT WBSJBUJPOⲲ ኑ᯲Ꭵ á•˝Ç?⪾ॽ ⌽ǎ᎚ ᔞ⪽⪚Ğ ᗎᨹᕽ ⌽ǎ᎚ áąĽâ˜–aÇ?a ≉⧠ᙚ ᯊ۾ ᔊಽᏕ ŕź‰áœ–áŽĽ ᔞŕž?⌺Ṣ ĹĄáąąáŽ?ಽ ⧕ᕞ⌽ áœ˝ŕ¸?ᡊᯕ݅ ."&;.Ꭵ ŕ şáœžŕž?᎚ ⣊᳌Ꮌ }ప⌚۾ äᯕ ᔊಽᏕ ⪚ĞᯕӚ ⌼፾ᨹ ṢᎲ⌚ʑ áĽâŚ˝ ä ᯕŕĽ?ᯕ Ꮡŕ¸?᎚ áąĽâ˜– aÇ?a ⊼‍ݥ‏ᨹ ṢᎲ⌚۾ á‚ŠáƒśáŽĽ ᯕ ᯲⣊Ꮌ ☖⧕ ṽጊ⌚Šᯊ݅ áŽšŕśšŕš…á°†áŽš á—⣊ ŕĽľáœ…âĽŕąŠáŻ•ŕˇ? áĽâ§• ṽ᯲ॽ ᯕ áœ˝ŕ¸?ᡊ۾ áłáœžŕž™âŞľá¨ą ฿⇾ᨕ ṽ᯲ॽ áąĽâ˜– aÇ?༅ᯕ áŻŚáœžŕž™âŞľáŽš ŕš…á°†á¨ąá•˝ ṢᎲ⧠ᙚ áŻŠŕ Ľŕ˛ž ᔊಽᏕ Ý…ŕ¸?a ᯹ŕŻ?Ó˝ ⊜ᔢᯕ݅ ᯕ ᯲ᨌᎼ áĽâ§• ."&;.Ꭵ ฯᎥ Ę‘eŕ şáŚŠ ᔢ┽a ᇊ᪼Ṽ⌽ ⌽ǎ᎚ áąĽâ˜–aÇ?༅Ĺ? á•˝Ç?᜞ â ąaÇ?ŕˇ? ᙚḲ⌚እáŽ?ŕť‘ ᯕ á”?ŕž?༅ᯕ ⲹƹṲⲲ⧠ᙚ ᯊ۾ á‚ŠáœžŕĽ…áŽĽ á?…⨚⌚እ݅ ኟᨹ âš?ኢग़۾ ᔊಽᏕ aÇ? Ç?áł‘Űľ ᮹ඹ ŕš…á°†á¨ąá•˝áŽš ʑ‍܆‏Ꮌ áĽâŚ˝ ä᯼Ĺ? ŕ şáœ˝á¨ą ᔊ೎à ┼ᔞ⌽ ᯕ ŕ ኑᄥᯕ༅᎚ ᳌᳒Ṣ ᔢḜáŽ?ಽᕽ áŽšŕ Ľ ग़ᨊ݅
Fortuitous variation
'Fortuitous variation
'Fortuitous variation
LIGHT-THROUGH PARTITION
Furniture, Lighting / 2012 / MAEZM 2400x1640x40 (mm) Korean traditional paper, LED
The function of a folding screen is to block the view while serving as a background. The light-through partition has basic functions of a folding screen and is also a partition containing light within itself. If can be a window through which light passes, a door, or a wall. We enjoy the relaxed pleasant mood of sunlight permeating through the window paper of Hanok(Korean traditional house), or just imagination of such scene with this partition. ኟᎼ ‍ݕ‏Šᯊ۾ äĹ? ŕ şáœ˝á¨ą ኟᎼ á”?ᯕಽ ᕽಽŕˇ? ĹĄâ˜–áœ˝â”‰Ý… Ꮡŕ¸?a áŚĹ ᯊ۾ ᄲ⣎᎚ ʑ‍܆‏Ꭵ Ĺ–e᎚ ႑Ğᯕ ࢉĹ? ŕ şáœ˝á¨ą áœ˝á§?ŕˇ? ₉݉⌚۾ áŠŽâ§ ŕ Ľ aḥŠᯊ݅ -JHIU UISPVHI 1BSUJUJPO áŠŽáœ˝ áĽáŞĄ zᎥ ʑᅙṢᯙ ᄞ⣎᎚ ʑ‍܆‏Ꮌ ḥ‍܊‏Šᯊ݅ ੱ⦽ ޾ᇊᨕᕽ É™ ጊᨹ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝a ኟᎼ ‍ݕ‏áŽáŽ?ಽᕽ ࡙݅ ႊ᜞᎚ QBSUJUJPO ኎⧠Ꮌ ⌚à ॽ݅ əäᎥ ⯂á”? ኟᯕ ༅ᨕ᪅۾ ₞ᯕÑӚ ŕž™áŻ?á™šŕ Ľ ⪚Ꭵ á„žáŻ? á™šŕ Ľ ᯊ݅ ݅ภᏑŕ¸?Űľ É™ á”?ᯕŕˇ? ᡹ʙ á?ąáŻ•Ý…
copyright â“’ photograph by Arumjigi Culture Keepers Foundation
RE-LOVE LIGHTING
Furniture , Lighting / 2009 / MAEZM, Jung Kim, Yuna Mun 600 x 700 x 800 (mm) , 900 x 900 x 350 (mm) PE-foam, Used furniture
The original function of objects, which have been used for a long time, is reduced as time goes on. However, the objects have a new value as a meaning of more than objects to an individual. We proposed how to love such objects in a different viewpoint and wanted to have a meaning differing from recycling. Chairs, used in reality in ‘RE_LOVE LIGHTING’ series, are expanded to space through light. Through such deformation, we intended to have potentiality as products of artwork. áŞ…ŕ°Œŕ şáŚŠ á”?Ꮚ⧕᪉ á”?ŕž?Ꭵ áœ˝e᎚ ÄžĹ?ಽ ᯙ⧕ ᅙ௚᎚ ʑ‍܆‏Ꭵ ⇜á—ग़ḥภə á”?ŕž?Ꭵ ᨕਠ⌽ }ᯙᨹĂŰľ á”?ŕž? ᯕᔢ᎚ áŽšá ™ŕ˛˝á•˝ ᔊಽᏕ a⊚ŕˇ? aá¸ĄĂ ŕĄšĘ‘ŕ Ľ ⌽݅ Ꮡŕ¸?Űľ É™ŕą?⌽ ‍ݥ‏ᔢᎼ ࡙݅ áœ˝báŽ?ಽ á”?௲⌚۾ á‚Šáƒśá¨ą ‍ ⧕ݥ‏ṽጊ⌚Š᯹ ⌚እáŽ?ŕť‘ ᯕ۾ á°?⪽ᏊĹ?Űľ ࡙݅ áŽšá ™áŻ•Ę‘ŕˇ? ᏹ⌽݅ 3&@-07& -*()5*/( áœ˝ŕ¸?ᡊᨹᕽ á?…áą˝ á”?Ꮚ⌚እޚ ᎚᯹۾ ኟᎼ ☖⧕ Ĺ–eáŽ?ಽ ⪜ᰆॽ݅ ᯕŕą?⌽ ᄥ⊜Ꮌ ☖⧕ Ꮡŕ¸?Űľ BSUXPSLᯕ ṽ⣊áŽ?ಽᕽ᎚ á° á°?ᖒᎼ aá¸Ąŕ Ľŕ˛ž áŽšŕ ĽâŚšáŠĄÝ…
re-love lighting
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RE-LOVE CLOTHES
Furniture / 2007 / MAEZM, Jung Kim, Yuna Moon 1650 x 500 x 750 (mm) Used clothes, used furnitures
Most clothes and chairs used in the past were collected by the artists and other relevant parties. It was designed based on a new method using objects in which memories remain and original function gone. The discarded chair once again becomes a comfortable sofa with clothes on top. Clothes are what enable the chair to play its part. This is also understood as one’s own past. As clothes are tangled, memories can be tied up to create a new love. Ĺ?Ñᨹ á”?Ꮚ⌚ޚ áŞ˜Ĺ? ᎚᯹ ‍ݥ‏ᇥᇼᎥ á?…áą˝ ༾᯹ᯕՊ᪥ áľ?ἠá”?ŕŻŕĽ…ಽ ᇥ░ ᙚḲग़ᨊ݅ ᅙ௚᎚ ʑ‍܆‏Ꭵ á”?ŕŻ?ḥŠʑᨖภԉᎥ á”?ŕž?༅Ꮌ ᔊಽᏕ ႊ᜞áŽ?ಽ á”?௲⌚Š༾᯹ᯙ ⌚݅ Ĺ?Ñ᎚ ᎚᯹۾ Ý…áœ˝ ᯹á? ᎚ ᇥᔑŕž?ᯙ áŞ˜aḥ༅Ĺ? ⧉̚ ⣎ᖒ⌽ á—â?a ॽ݅ ᎚᯹ಽᕽ᎚ ʑ‍܆‏Ꮌ a‍⌚܆‏à ⌚۾ äᎥ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝áŽš ᇥᔑŕž?ᯙ áŞ˜aḥ༅ᯕ݅ əäᎥ ੱ⦽ ᯹á? ᎚ Ĺ?Ă‘áŻ•Ę‘ŕ Ľ ⌚݅ áŞ˜aḥ༅Ꮌ ᕽಽ áŠ?Űľ á‚ŠáƒśáŽ?ಽ É™ ʑᨖ༅Ꮌ ŕž—á¨• ᔊಽᏕ á”?௲Ꮌ aâ€Ťâ˜ Ü†â€Źŕ˛ž ⧠äᯕ݅
re-love clothes Tokyo DesignersWeek Presentation
'RE_LOVE' was created in two processes of work under the same title. For these processes, we collected old furniture and clothes etc, which we actually used, and we intend to propose method to love these things again. To love the things again means to add another function to them. To love the things again here needs be distinguished from recycling. Though the old and ragged chair in my room will gradually lose a great deal of its original function, it will hold prevalent value over other new ones through the time and space shared with me. This chair may carry an image of myself on it, stretching leg to the floor, or elaborately cherish a reminiscence of a time when I conversed with someone. Sharing of such time and memory is also a matter of intimacy between me and the thing. However, regrettably enough, we repeatedly replace the thing for a new 'goods' unconsciously in pursuit of the 'function' it provides. The relationship between a thing and people should be understood as an expression of 'self love' on oneself as a result rather than personifying a thing. The intention is that the act of loving a thing again is engraved as love of one self about the time and space, and such love be proposed as methodology through 'RE_LOVE'. 3F MPWF QSPKFDUŰľ ŕ şáŻ?⌽ ᱽ༩᮹ ࢹ aḥ ᯲ᨌáŽ?ಽ Ḽ⧪ग़ᨊ݅ ᯕ ᯲ᨌ༅Ꮌ áĽâ§•á•˝ Ꮡŕ¸?Űľ Ꮡŕ¸?a á?…ṽಽ á”?Ꮚ⌚እޚ ᪅௚ॽ aÇ?᪥ áŞ˜ ༒Ꮌ ᙚḲ⌚እáŽ?ŕť‘ ᯕ á”?ŕž?༅Ꮌ Ý…áœ˝ á”?௲⌚۾ á‚Šáƒśá¨ą ‍ ⧕ݥ‏ṽጊ⌚Š᯹ ⌚እ݅ á”?ŕž?Ꮌ Ý…áœ˝ á”?௲⌽݅۾ äᎥ ᯕ á”?ŕž?༅ ᯹ℕa áŻ•á ™ ⲹá°?⪾Ⲳಽᕽ᎚ ʑ‍ ܆‏ᯕፙ᎚ áŽšá ™ŕˇ? aḥà ग़ᨊ݅۾ ŕŽœáŻ•Ę‘ŕ Ľ ⌚݅ áŠ?Ę‘á•˝ ᯕá§?ʑ⌚۾ Ý…áœ˝ á”?௲⌚ʑ᎚ áŽšá ™Űľ á°?⪽ᏊĹ?Űľ Ç?ᇼग़ᨕá§? ⌽݅ Ô• ႊᨹ ‍״‏áŠ?Ḽ ԂŠ᪅௚ॽ ᎚᯹۾ ጪʑ áĽâŚ˝ ᅙ௚᎚ ʑ‍܆‏Ꭵ áąąáąą áą˘á¨•á¸ĄÄ á¸Ąŕ¸ Ę‘â€Ť ܆‏ᯕፙᨹ Ӛ᪥ ŖᎠ⌽ áœ˝eĹ? Ĺ–eᎼ ☖⧕ á”?ŕž?á…•Ý… ᏑáĽáŽš a⊚ŕˇ? aḥà ॽ݅ Ý…ŕ¸?a দᨱ â€ŤÝ â€Źá¸Ą ግጚޚ ᨙᲠa᎚ ኢᔢᎼ eá¸˘âŚšĘ‘ŕ Ľ á”?௲⌚ޚ ŮĽÇ‘a᪥ ชáľ? ጪጼ ᯊޚ ᨙᲠa᎚ áœ˝e༅Ꮌ Ĺ áœ…ŕŻĄâŻŠ eá¸˘âŚšĘ‘ŕ Ľ ⌽݅ É™ áœ˝eĹ? ʑᨖᎼ ŖᎠ⧠ᙚ ᯊ۾ äᎥ Ӛ᪥ É™ á”?ŕž?ŕ¸áŽš ŕš…áŹ‘ á”?áą˘áŻ•Ĺ á Ąáą˛âŚ˝ ťļ᎚ ŕž™áą˝áŻ•Ę‘ŕ Ľ ⌽ äᯕ݅ É™ŕą?Óš ጼᛞĂŕ Ľ Ꮡŕ¸?Űľ ʑ‍܆‏ᨹ ‍ ⌽ݥ‏a⊚ಽ ᯙ⧕ ŕž•á??đᨹ É™ ᯹ŕ¸?ŕˇ? ᔊಽᏕ ⲹá°?⪾Ⲳಽ â€ŤÝĄâ€Źâ„•áœ˝â”…Űľ ᔞ⪽Ꮌ á šá…–âŚ˝Ý… á”?ŕž?Ĺ? á”?ŕŻe᎚ ťļᨹ ‍ ⌽ݥ‏ᯕ⧕۾ á”?ŕž?Ꮌ ᎚ᯙ⪾ áœ˝â”…Ĺ áŻą ⌚۾ áŽšá ™áŻ•Ę‘ á…•Ý…Űľ Ä‘Ĺ?ṢáŽ?ಽ ᯹ʑ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝á¨ą ‍ⲹ ⌽ݥ‏᯹ʑ᧠Ⲳᨹ ‍ ⌽ݥ‏⢽⊼áŽ?ಽᕽ ᯕ⧕⌚እáŽ?ŕť• ⌽݅ á”?ŕž?Ĺ?᎚ ťļ᪥ á”?ŕž?Ꮌ Ý…áœ˝ á”?௲⌚۾ ⧪áĽŰľ Ӛ᎚ áœ˝eĹ? Ĺ–e ʑᨖᨹ ‍ ⌽ݥ‏ᔊಽᏕ á”?௲áŽ?ಽᕽ bᯙग़Šᯕŕą?⌽ á”?௲ᯕ SF MPWF QSPKFDUŕˇ? ☖⧕ á‚Šáƒśáą˘áŽ?ಽ ṽጊग़ʑŕˇ? áŽšŕ ĽâŚ˝Ý…
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NIKE-LUNARLON Conceptual products
Space / 2013 / MAEZM + ELOQUENCE + NIKE Client - NIKE Korea Location - Eloquence Magazin
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PEBBLE USB Product/ 2009/ MAEZM 38 x 24 x 11 (mm) Silicon Client - olleh KT art Exhibition, Kumho gallery Seoul Owned by KT telecom co.Ltd
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PLYWOOD TOMB Tombstone / 2007 / Eun Whan Cho 450 x 450 x 800 (mm) Plywood, nail How long should your gravestone exist? This chair-shaped tombstone is made of plywood. The people remembering the owner of the gravestone will be able to remember the person who passed away sitting on the gravestone. Also, about the time they depart this life, this grave will also be dispelled by the wind. HERE LIES THE BODY OF CHO, EUN WHAN 1981-2064 I appreciate you came to me. There may be many memories shared between you and me, but you are the meaning and pleasure beside me at this moment. The reason why the chair have a figure of a tombstone is that I want you to sit by my side for a while. And it is my last design as I spent a lot time as a designer. I don't expect you to remember me for hundreds of years. And I don't think I have lived for it. This tombstone will scatter by the wind at the time you come to my side who have remembered and loved me. Many things are like that. The disappearing things are the targets of sorrow, but when I admitted that it may disappear, the memories I had with you are left to me more conspicuously. I am now being disappeared. I don't remember the fine and concise things that the great men have left to us, but I feel happiness in that we can talk for a while who are far away. I expect we may greet each other adding other memories by the time you will come to me being added of those pleasures one by one. And I wait for those days. Looking back on the past, what is left as a regret is that I wasn't true to the people around me and my daily life at this time. I think of how true I was to the targets beside me in the efforts and times I struggled to get more. And I have put my true mind on the things I designed, and I designed while thinking whether I have passed my trueness to my acquaintances. My tombstone is humble to be seen as a tombstone, and is neither beautiful nor impressive, but I wanted it to have the feeling that can be true to my acquaintances and my daily life. Things to have feelings were the meaning like that to me. One of the power that the things had is that they have other meanings besides the functions they have. So, I guess there are so many things inside my drawer, warehouse and boxes. In most cases, there are no correlations between the production of the things and the next meanings. Merely, it is accidental or the experience and time of the person who uses it endow meaning to it. The trivial cups which make us feel the people we had nearby or the old dolls that make my face reddish are like that.
Although it is not an easy thing, but I cast a question if there was any other meanings it may have when making things or if it can be programmed. And I put that design on this tombstone. I can't know the day this letter will be written on my tomb. But, I laugh while repenting on my life and your lives at my present younger days. So, this letter may have meanings only to you after I have left, and I expect those meanings and feelings put on this tombstone. I just wish my letter to be a chance to add meanings to your times. I just wait for the day we will share our memories and talk to each other while my memories are left to the very small part of your meanings.
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BONE X SKIN
Furniture 560 x 560 x 700 (mm) 2010
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material : Carbon Fiber, Natural Wood
A light weighted and solid epidermis that is composed of carbon fiber makes its function by being covered by a form that makes structure. In other words, few simple form of component and combination of components make basic structures like a bone, and an epidermis of carbon fiber material that is created from this functions as the minimum skin. An experiment about this relationship is achieved through a chair, which is the closest structure to human life. A shape of chair is made from lines of a simple structure, and this structure plays its role as an epidermis of carbon fiber material holds it. That is, a structure and an epidermis can't exist by themselves and they are complementary. Beginning of the concept is from material called carbon fiber. The material is light and solid, and it has enough tensile force as a reinforcing agent of structure even though it can't be the structure itself. It also works as protecting a product by covering it with its high elasticity according to figuration. A concept of 'bone and skin' is deduced from this characteristic of the material, and the results from this are proceeded.
This project was proceeded with joint works of KDM (Korea Design Membership) students and MAEZM (designer Shin Taiho) and cooperation with DGDC center and Material Connextion Daegu, and productions are displayed through Tokyo Designersweek in tokyo and one-gallery exhibition in Seoul, 2010.
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3W CHAIR
Furniture / 2005 / Eun Whan Cho 450 x 550 x 750 (mm) Bending wood, steel
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3W chair
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MOVIN_TREE
Graphic / 2006 / Tai Ho Shin at ‘communication for difference’ Digital print, Video clip
Video link / Movin_tress / 1'36" http://vimeo.com/36402486
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SKIN OF SKIN
Graphic / 2006 / Tai Ho Shin at ‘communication for difference’ Digital print
“Blowing a piece of skin, what is the real part of me?”
COMMUNICATION FOR DIFFERENCE
Solo Exhibition / 2006 / MAEZM part 1_BMH gallery seoul part 2_Theater seoul media center part 3_www.maezm.com
“Communication for difference", which is the first project exhibition of MAEZM is also the characteristic expression of the studio. This exhibition roots from the 200 letters exchanged by the two members from 2003 to 2005. The communication we are talking about is not about gigantic messages, rather it is about very small communication which always stays around us. We simply wanted the communication among ourselves, our daily lives, our existing locations, and small objects. ."&;.Ⲳ᎚ â„Œ ჊ᚙ âĽĽŕ˛˝áąžâœ™ áąĽáœ˝áŻ™ ⲹ$PNNVOJDBUJPO GPS EJGGFSFODF Űľ â˛˛ŕš›áŽâ˛ąáŻ•ŕŻ?Űľ áœ…â›˝ŕĽľáŞ… ᖒĊ᎚ â˘˝âŠĽáŻ•Ę‘ŕ Ľ ⌚݅ ᯕ áąĽáœ˝Űľ ÖĽ ᇥ░ ÖĽ Ęḥ ࢹá”?ŕŻáŻ• ƹ⪚⌽ áŠ?☖᎚ ⠙ḥŕˇ? É?eáŽ?ಽ Ḽ⧪ ग़ᨊ݅ áąĽáœ˝á¨ąá•˝ Ꮡŕ¸?a ᯕá§?ʑ⌚۾ á—â˜–áŽĄ Ñ₞⌽ ŕž•á¨¨áŻ• ጼ‍ጼ Ü‏áľ? ᯲Šá—á—⯊ Ꮡŕ¸? Ģᨹ ᯊ۾ ä༅Ĺ?᎚ á—â˜–áŻ•Ý… Ꮡŕ¸?Űľ ݉ḥ áœ…áœ…ŕ˛˝áŞĄ Ꮡŕ¸?᎚ áŻ?ᔢĹ? Ô•a áĽâŠšâŚ˝ Ĺ–eĹ? É™ŕ¸?Š᯲Ꭵ á”?ŕž?༅Ĺ?᎚ á—â˜–áŽĽ ᏹ⧊݅
Privaty domein Part 1_BMH gallery seoul
One thing we focused before the communication is the difference between each member. The common communication method is the same with the subject, and it is an easy theory that the more similar they are the more perfect the communication is. However the communication method and expression we tried to show was from the acknowledgement of the difference of the members. By understanding difference between the members and sharing the different experiences, their differences are more emphasized and we can seek for a harmonious method of communication while preserving each member’s unique character. Harmony gains bigger meaning when the difference of the member is well defined, and the essence can be drawn as the amount of the conversation increases for the understanding the difference. This idea roots from the relationship between the two members who executed this project. The conversation started from the point of finding what each member was worrying about, and they started to tell that the communication was what each member was worrying about. That conversation was the process of finding each other, and through the conversation we gained clear sense of our differences. This process coincides with the process of the project which solves the issue of communication. The communication subject itself can be the space. The space can be physical location, but before that it is the range of awareness. Therefore the understanding of communication started from the self, the range of awareness. The unified concept, me and self, is the same subject when talking to oneself, but it begins from the attitude of a different self from ‘me’.Therefore people seek for the conversation with oneself, and through the conversation it can increase the range of space to other subjects. If the conversation with oneself can be compared, it is similar o the behavior when people look at the mirror, like making funny faces or playing around. However generally when we look at ourselves on a mirror we tend to fix our hair or take a thorough look at our skin, not wanting to talk to ourselves. The communication with oneself is easy but unfamiliar process. From the conversation with oneself, our point of view naturally shifts to external environment from our own space of self. This curiosity, rather than the interests in other things, is the natural instinct to realize oneself through things that surround us. The reason is that all the things that surround us such as objects, people, nature, etc are the shadows of ourselves. External things such as objects, people, nature, etc can be newly realized through this process and the repetitions of the conversation with each subject make us realize the differences. These conversations and communications are the process of connection.
Video link / 31' 27"/ part 2_Theater seoul media center http://vimeo.com/35034707
Web link / part 3_Web exhibition http://www.maezm.com/project/c_f_d/project_index.htm
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